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• North Yorkshire Police: Most Crimes Down- Robbery Rockets But Why?

  The force's deputy chief constable has addressed the latest crime figures released by North Yorkshire Police.

• Scarborough Athletic FA Trophy Jinx Continues

  Boro's awful run in the competition continued on Saturday.

• Whitby Town Stun League Leaders As Blues Extend Recent Run

  Gary Liddle's men have now lost just one in eight after a tremendous victory in Cheshire, on Saturday.

• Brid Town Beaten After Second Half Turnaround

  The Seasiders led at half-time against Grimsby Borough, but the Lincolnshire side hit back after the break.

• Whitby Rugby Beaten in Table Topping Clash

  Whitby RUFC missed the chance to beat Durham & Northumberland Division Three's leaders.

• Pickering Town Pegged Back By Parkgate

  Tony Hackworth's men were beaten by Rotherham opposition on Saturday.

• Flood Watch For Bridlington

  The Environment Agency say high tides today may lead to flooding in Bridlington.

• Santa Comes To Scarborough

  Father Christmas is arriving in Scarborough, on Saturday, for his annual parade to the town's Boyes store.

• Bridlington Ice Trail Returns

  Bridlington Ice Trail is back, this weekend, with a festive theme.

• Whitby Prepares for Biggest Ever Christmas Festival Weekend

  Whitby is set to host a spectacular weekend of festive celebration as the annual Christmas festival returns from Friday 14th November to Sunday 16th November.

• Scarborough Lights Illuminates the Yorkshire Coast as Festival Launches

  The Scarborough Lights festival, a month-long celebration of light, art, and community, launches on Friday offering residents and visitors a host of spectacular, free, and affordable illuminations running through 21 December.

• Scarborough Big Wheel Granted Two-Year Extension for Continuous Operation

  The Scarborough and Whitby Area Planning Committee has unanimously approved plans to allow a 32-metre-high Ferris wheel and an accompanying 18-hole adventure golf course to operate year-round on the Scarborough seafront for the next two years.